SUNMOR REAL ESTATE

The Sunmor Estates has a history with midcentury Modern architecture and design that is as interesting, varied, and diverse as the styles. From being called the Alexander neighborhood to Robert Higgins’ idea of affordable post-and-beam homes designed by Jack Meiselman or William Krisel in our time found their way into life at one point or another for those who wanted an escape from cookie cutter neighborhoods.

A look through this area will give anyone interested not only a unique view on modernism but also how it can be applied seamlessly to many different vernaculars of style without losing its overall aesthetic appeal.

In the 1950s, Robert Higgins imagined a neighborhood of affordable Modernist tract homes in this area. However it was Alexander Construction Company who saw his idea through with designs from Jack Meiselman and William Krisel among others that featured multiple roof styles on their post-and-beam houses.

Today, people are crying out for a different type of living arrangement–one that is not only spacious and modern but also deals with today’s environmental issues. These homes were designed to meet these needs while still offering the beautiful mountain view so many seek after residing in town their whole lives.

Traditional modern design is being used in these homes, which are defined by airy floor plans and multiple bedrooms. The layout of the rooms is usually off to one side for efficiency purposes because it’s easier to keep them clean when you don’t have as much space that needs attention. These two-story houses showcase a sleek exterior with traditional materials like slate floors or wood beams inside while also having features such as large windows made out of glass so light can come into your home from anywhere possible!